Critter:  Your tone seems a bit harsh.  We're not talking one cooky old goat still driving a model T.  We're talking about millions of normal people happy with driving their 2010 Camry that still runs just fine for the purposes it's used for. One has to question the business sense of someone deciding it will no longer service those millions of Camrys. ... View more

Thanks for the update mesquitebean. ... View more

Hackitoff:  I am hoping TT will install on my Win 7 pc as in the past and hopefully does not have any problems running.  It would be a real pain if you got 3/4 through your tax return and it decided to blow up or freeze permanently. However, since posting this topic, I just purchased an inexpensive Win 10 laptop.  I figured I can use the laptop as a learning device, among other things, as well as a backup device should my pc call it quits.  I can transition some of my files to the laptop in the interim.  And if TT doesn't work on my pc, I can just use it on the laptop. I hate trying to adjust to a new operating system where "everything is different."  It looks different, it works different, it's a pain in the butt.  It took me two days trying to get the new Win Mail to download my Apple emails and contacts.  (It was an Apple rep that gave me the key trick, since MSoft and Lenovo can't be bothered.) ... View more

aircarl:  That link is not much help.  I, and I suspect many others, do not wish to use the online version of TT.  I need to do several returns for family members and it's much easier to have the program running right here in front of me.  Also, it's better to have it installed on the pc so you can always go back and fiddle with things at your leisure, including doing "what if" scenarios. ... View more

aircarl: Thanks for the tip.  I did a little quick research and think I get how to set it up.  Now a basic question.  If I have a dual boot set up on my pc - one Win 7 and one Win 10 - if I boot up with Win 10, will I still see my other programs and will they run on Win 10?  For example, I have Firefox on Win 7 which stores my bookmarks and some login info for various websites.  If I boot in Win 10, will I see Firefox and will it retain all my bookmarks and login info?  Same question for Outlook?  Will all my saved email addresses carry into the Win 10 version?  I'm curious to understand what I'm getting into.  I assume some old programs will not work in Win 10 - that's the downside of any upgrade. ... View more

Hackitoff:  Exactly.  After 20 years with TT I hate to switch to another tax program, but TT is forcing my hand.  Win7 is working beautifully for me and I don't want the hassle of changing OS.  That always incurs unexpected problems and it takes days to get everything the way you want it.  And, of course, there's always the issue of certain programs you use all the time suddenly not working on the new OS.  And TT online is simply not a viable option.  My return is too complex, plus I do returns for several family members. ... View more

SJ:  I have no interest in using TT online.  My return is too complex plus I do returns for several family members. ... View more